Victoria Child Care Resource and Referral

Supporting the Victoria Child Care Community

Helping families with finding and affording child care. Helping educators and child care providers with training, funding, and resources.

Find the right fit for your family in three simple steps.

Connect directly with providers, ask the right questions, and choose the best fit for your child.

Fill out our referral form.

Fill out our quick online referral form or give us a call to tell us about your family’s specific needs.

Receive your referral.

Receive a tailored list of licensed and registered childcare providers in your area that match your criteria.

Secure your spot.

Connect directly with licensed and registered child care settings.

Upcoming Workshops

Are you an educator or child care provider?

We are here to support your vital work. Whether you are looking to start a new childcare facility, seeking professional development, or wanting to access our Toy & Equipment Lending Library, we have resources designed specifically for you.

  • Start-up support and funding information.
  • Workshops and networking events.
  • Toy and resource library access.

Supporting families, educators, and child care providers every step of the way.

Families searching for quality childcare and educators building their practice are two sides of the same community. We connect both, helping parents find licensed, quality care, and helping providers access the funding, training, and resources they need to do this work well.

Your trusted local guide for all things childcare.

As Greater Victoria's government-funded Child Care Resource & Referral program, we have been connecting families with accessing a range of child care options and supporting the educators and child care providers who provide care since 1990. Sponsored by the Single Parent Resource Centre and funded by the BC Ministry of Education and Child Care, we are one of 40 CCRR programs supporting communities across the province. We maintain the most current database of registered providers in the region, and offer educators the tools, funding information, and professional development they need to do their vital work.

Child Care Referrals
Mentored & Supported Early Childhood Educators
Assistance with Provincial Funding

Proudly Serving Victoria

We proudly serve families and child care providers throughout the SD61 Catchment, including Victoria, Esquimalt, Oak Bay, View Royal, and Saanich. Wherever you are in the region, our referral consultants can match you with licensed care options nearby and help you navigate subsidy applications, waitlists, and next steps.

  • Victoria
  • Esquimalt
  • Oak Bay
  • View Royal
  • Saanich

What is going on at the Victoria CCRR?

The bulletin is sent out every week.
Please email us at referrals@childcarevictoria.ca to subscribe.

  • Woman in a denim jacket singing with a group of people
    August 3, 2026

    July Bulletin – Victoria CCRR

    Read More

We would like to acknowledge that the Victoria Child Care Resource & Referral program is located on the traditional territories of the Lekwungen and W̱SÁNEĆ peoples, on whose traditional territories we live, we learn, we play, and we do our work.

We acknowledge that the historical relationship to the land and territories of these peoples continues to this day. We acknowledge that acts of colonization (such as requiring Indigenous children to attend residential schools, and the ongoing high rates of Indigenous children in care), has made many inequities for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples. Despite these acts of colonization, Indigenous people continue to have vibrant communities and cultures.

As a community-serving organization we recognize that we have the responsibility to work towards truth and reconciliation, and to remain open to suggestions and consultations, especially with local First Nations, Inuit and Métis people, about how our organization can continue to work towards reconciliation. We hope that the Victoria Child Care Resource and Referral Program acts as a gathering space for children, families, and elders, and is a safe, welcoming, and engaging environment for all people, including Indigenous peoples.